Special Needs

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Special Education Teacher Survival Kit - Forms, Worksheets, Data, and So Much More!

Work tasks are a great way to give our students with autism hands-on learning opportunities for very little or no money. This is especially important for our secondary learners, being that many of these skills can transfer to a work site or job environment.

Special Education assessments, Special education binder, special education IEP resources and Intervention resources. Brand new! Just listed on tpt. Over 700 pages. This is so great! Every special educator should have this at their fingertips.

Feeling stressed out and unorganized? I understand! Being a special education teacher is a wonderful experience that, unfortunately, includes tons paperwork that can sometimes become overwhelming. Not anymore! This special education binder is your key to tidying up your daily caseload and focusing more on your students, rather than the paperwork.

Students with ADHD are successful in the general education classroom with a few accommodations. Read on for seven accommodations for students with ADHD.

Resources, tips, and materials to help you, help children with autism

Come learn how Multisensory Teaching Accommodates the 12 Ways of Learning!

Representing more than one million members, we are the Specialized Instructional Support Personnel (SISP) who work with teachers, students, parents, and administrators to collaborate for student success. Listed by @neatoday.

A student's success is largely dependent on the teacher. Here is a list of 10 things teachers should know about Down syndrome from a parent's perspective.

Minds in Bloom is happy to introduce our readers to Jennie of A House Called Home with her inspiring post on helping struggling students. I have three daughters. They were each adopted out of foster

15 simple and effective strategies to use in the classroom for students diagnosed with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD) Differentiation is something every teacher integrates into their classroom. As all teachers know, it’s not an easy job to differentiate learning; considering that there are all types of learners. Most classrooms have a unique blend

Happy. Sad. Excited. Mad. Afraid. Worried. Angry. Learning to self-regulate emotions can be hard for young children. Emotions can esculate quickly in young children which can further isolate them from their peers. Since children learn social skills from playing and working alongside their peers, the impact of negative behaviors and emotions can make getting along with others more difficult. Teachers deal with students who have trouble self-regulating their emotions in the early childhood…

Our Autism infographic is a great, high-level overview of Autism. Feel free to share on your own site!

A mom who has a son with autism tells about the mobile apps that have helped him and other children with autism.